Gregory Alan Isakov Tour heading to North America and Europe for fall 2018

Acoustic Indie-folk singer and songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov has announced his first studio album since 2013’s The Weatherman and will plan on touring North America and Europe in support of the project this fall. The popular acoustic guitarist, singer and producer will release Evening Machines on Oct. 5 and will be heading out on his 2018 tour campaign that same week with an opening performance at Salt Lake City’s Eccles Theater on Oct. 3. Tickets for select shows on the North American leg of the upcoming tour are on sale now and can be purchased by clicking here.

Isakov is also scheduled to perform a hometown show prior to the tour at Morrison, Colorado’s picturesque Red Rocks Amphitheatre with support from Patty Griffin on Sept. 30. The North American leg of the global fall tour will kick off the following week and continues well into the fall months before wrapping on Nov. 17 following a two-night stand at Boston’s Royale. The European leg will begin a few nights later on Nov. 20 in Belgium, and continues until Dec. 9 with a final show in Manchester, United Kingdom. Fans should assume that more dates or 2019 festival appearances could be announced in the coming months.

Following what was surely a fun and successful album and tour campaign with the Colorado State Symphony back in 2016, Isakov will now be teaming up with The Oregon Symphony for his show at Portland’s Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall on Oct. 8. He has yet to announce a support act for any other show on the tour. Isakov recently shared the lead single set to appear on Evening Machines with “Chemicals,” which can be heard in full in the audio-only video seen above.

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